[Python] Create class instances with dictionary keys as instance name

I have a dictionary with course names and some info on each course. I want to dynamically create Courses() instances for each of the 4 courses in the dictionary. But I want to be able to reference them by the actual course name such as math.limit. Is there a way to dynamically instantiate new instances of a class using the keys from a dictionary as the variable name? Or any other way? I created an instance named math manually and it works as it should, but if you have 500 courses it would be very tedious to do manually.

class Courses:

def __init__(self, course, course_id, limit):
self.course = course
self.course_id = course_id
self.limit = limit

def __str__(self):
return f'Course: {self.course}, Course ID: {self.course_id}, Limit: {self.limit}'

courses = {'English': {'course_id': 1000, 'limit': 30},
'Math': {'course_id': 1001, 'limit': 20},
'History': {'course_id': 1002, 'limit': 50},
'Science': {'course_id': 1003, 'limit': 25},
}

math = Courses('Math', 1001, 20)
print(math)

Course: Math, Course ID: 1001, Limit: 20

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